California's coastline is renowned for its breathtaking beauty, offering an unparalleled experience for road trip enthusiasts. Whether you're a nature lover, adventure seeker, or history buff, the California coast has something for everyone. In this article, we'll take you on a journey from the vibrant city of San Diego to the iconic landmarks of San Francisco, providing a detailed itinerary for an unforgettable adventure.

The Pacific Coast Highway (PCH), a ribbon of road that winds along the stunning Californian coastline, is not only a feast for the eyes but a playground for both surf enthusiasts and road trip aficionados. Imagine a journey where the thrill of catching the perfect wave meets the exhilaration of cruising along the open road.

As the sun dances upon the waves of the Pacific Ocean and a gentle breeze rustles the palm fronds along the coast, the allure of the Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) beckons with promises of unforgettable vistas, charming hamlets, and a sense of adventure that only a road trip can offer. Yet, how long does it actually take to road trip the iconic 668 mile stretch of California Coastline?

In this article, we lay out what you need to know while you plan your road trip along the PCH to make sure you allocate enough time for adventure and leisure.

Venturing into the untamed wilderness of Big Sur is akin to embarking on an otherworldly odyssey, where the forces of nature have converged to create a masterpiece of awe-inspiring landscapes. Nestled along California's iconic Highway 1, this rugged stretch of coastline beckons adventurers with its diverse array of hiking trails, weaving a tapestry of enchantment from coastal marvels to majestic redwood realms. Whether it's the rhythmic symphony of crashing waves against rocky cliffs or the whispering secrets of ancient giants in the heart of a redwood forest, Big Sur promises an expedition that stirs the soul and leaves an indelible mark on the intrepid traveler.

Embarking on a road trip along the Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) is a classic American adventure filled with stunning coastal views, quaint seaside towns, and untouched natural beauty. This iconic highway, also known as Highway 1, stretches over 650 miles along the California coast, from its southern point in Dana Point to its northern terminus in Leggett. It offers a unique perspective of the diverse landscapes and cultures of the Golden State. Whether you're an avid nature lover, a foodie, a history buff, or simply someone looking for an unforgettable journey, a road trip on the Pacific Coast Highway promises a wealth of experiences that will make you fall in love with the Californian coast.

Santa Cruz, CA is one of the best places in the world for surfing, offering a variety of wave types that cater to all skill levels. Whether you're a seasoned pro, or a beginner looking to catch your first wave, there are plenty of options for everyone. In this blog post, we will explore the best places to surf in Santa Cruz, CA, so you can spend more time in the water and less time searching for the perfect spot.

What better thing to do during the weekend than go surfing. Austin Smith Ford and I did just that. Heading north four miles out of Santa Cruz to surf a fun, local wave. We avoided the crowds, we had an epic surf session during the sunset even though the waves were small.

This past winter, I had the privilege of shooting a campaign on the Tamron to Sony e-mount lenses, ranging from 17mm to 500mm. In this photo project, the end result was an epic road trip from San Diego to Lake Tahoe to Santa Cruz to Cabo. Yup, you read that correctly, we road tripped for roughly 3,400 miles shooting from dusk until dawn, often late into the night to capture the stars. The result, an endless onslaught of stories to tell, a magazine piece, social media campaign, and an unexpected video.

Having fun while living in a van can be simple, but the distractions of life are ever-present. Keep that in mind and prioritize the fun things. Make a list, check it twice, and fill your bucket with the experiences that help you grow.

Along the coast of California, an unassuming evening turned into an elegant evening blessed with a light show for sunset. The clouds moved overhead with the constant wind barraging the cliffs. I decided to grab my camera and go for a walk along the cliffs. Delighted to find several others along the same walking trail as me. We all smiled at each other and nodded towards the setting sun.

Santa Cruz, CA is known for its would class surfing along the Pacific Coast Highway, but to those non-locals, few know that there is more to offer than the beach. Driving over Highway 17 into Santa Cruz, you are crossing the Santa Cruz Mountains. These intercostals house redwood forests, oak trees perfect for climbing, rolling hills of grass, and miles of hiking trails. If you pack a picnic and head out for a walk, you can find your own slice of heaven, just go looking.